Posted at 06/20/18 3:56 AM
MANILA - The Catholic Bishop's Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) is open to a dialogue with President Rodrigo Duterte despite relentless tirades from the chief executive.
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Fr. Jerome Secillano says it is better for Church officials to use the president's tirades against them as an opportunity to improve themselves.
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North Korea was the big winner in the summit between its leader Kim Jong Un and US President Donald Trump, an analyst said Wednesday.
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The contested provision would have allowed 5 plebiscites from the ratification of the BBL up to 25 years, after which the Bangsamoro territory shall be considered "delineated and delimited."
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Federalism is not a 'magic solution' to the problems of the Philippines, a political science professor said Thursday, warning of possible unintended consequences of proceeding with the huge shift of government system.
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John Hooper, correspondent of The Economist, expresses his opinions about the situation in Italy as it struggles between populists and pro-European Union lawmakers.
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Nicole Winfield, correspondent of the Associated Press, explains the situation in Italy as Italians face uncertainties over the country's political crisis.
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Some senators may push for the convening of an impeachment court to render an opinion on the the decision of the Supreme Court to remove Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno from office, Senator Francis Pangilinan said Monday.
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The Liberal Party (LP) is urging actress Agot Isidro, a critic of President Rodrigo Duterte, to run under its senatorial slate in the 2019 mid-term elections, Senator Francis Pangilinan said Monday.
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Senator Nancy Binay said Wednesday she had moved on from her rift with Senator Antonio Trillanes IV, who spearheaded corruption investigations against her father, former Vice President Jejomar Binay.
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